2006 Walk + Bike to School Coordinators Training
Posted by: KatherineMar 29 2006, 11:39 am
The Oregon Walk + Bike to School Committee is sponsoring a free Walk+Bike to School coordinator training session on Tuesday, April 25
Archive for March, 2006
Mar 29 2006, 11:39 am
Where to Get Low-Cost Bike Helmets
Posted by: EvanMar 28 2006, 11:47 am
With yesterday's critically injured 7-year old boy in Gresham in mind, we provide a list of bike helmet resources.
Where is Brita going?
Posted by: MargauxMar 27 2006, 2:46 pm
The woman behind Alice, the Bike Commute Challenge and the BTA Digest says "a thousand thanks" as she rides off into the sunset.
Bikes at the Ballot Box
Posted by: JessicaMar 26 2006, 12:24 am
Tell candidates that they need to care about bikes to earn your vote!
BTA Sticker Helps Reunite Bike with Owner
Posted by: EvanMar 24 2006, 12:29 pm
A note in the BTA Digest about a bike found with BTA stickers helped reunite that bike with its owner.
Bike Summit Remainders: Oregon Rocks!
Posted by: EvanMar 21 2006, 3:49 pm
A few final notes from the National Bike Summit, where people told us over and over that Portland and Oregon are leading the country in making things work for biking.
Speak up for Bike-Friendly Option for South Transit Mall
Posted by: EvanMar 16 2006, 12:47 pm
The PBAC and BTA recently asked for a more bike-friendly design for the uphill portions of SW 5th during the transit mall redesign, and TriMet responded. Time to speak up in favor of that option!
Congressman DeFazio Receives National Bicycling Award
Posted by: ScottMar 15 2006, 5:12 pm
The League of American Bicyclists gives a national award of excellence to honor Peter's strong work on bicycle transportation Issues.
Pounding the pavement for better biking
Posted by: JessicaMar 09 2006, 9:28 am
We haunted the halls of Congress to champion better biking — here's the scoop on what we wanted and what they said.
Car Owners, Vehicular Assault, and the Law
Posted by: EvanMar 08 2006, 3:41 pm
A vehicular assault case that may not come together makes us wonder: should car owners be at least partially responsible for crimes their car is used for, or required to identify who was driving?
